Quiet American, The 2002 - Quiet American, The Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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QUIET AMERICAN, THE (2002) - R

Country:	United States Location: Sydney/ Vietnam
Genre:	Mystery
Markets:	Toronto Film Festival 2002, Cannes Market 2003

Credits

Production Company:	IM Global IMF Internationale Medien und Film GmbH & Co. 2. Produktions KG Mirage Enterprises Pacifica Film Development, Inc.
Sales Agent:	I.S. Film Distribution
Director:	Phillip Noyce
Producer:	Staffan Ahrenberg Bill Horberg Phillip Noyce
Exec Producer:	Moritz Borman Guy East Anthony Minghella Dieter Nobbe Sydney Pollack Chris Sievernich Nigel Sinclair
Co-Producer:	Roland Loubet Kathleen McLaughlin Eyal Rimon
Assoc. Producer:	Steve E. Andrews
Line Producer:	Antonia Barnard
Writer: Book:	Graham Greene
Writer: Screenplay:	Christopher Hampton Robert Schenkkan
Cast:	Michael Caine Brendan Fraser
	Rade Serbedzija Do Thi Hai Yen
Casting Director:	Chris King-Mullinar
Production Manager:	Catherine Bishop

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Synopsis: A period piece set in Saigon. It is the story of a love triangle between a cynical British journalist who has lived in French Indochina for 20 years, a Vietnamese woman and a young American who is one of the first OSS/CIA agents to get involved with the conflict there.

Comment: A new version of Graham Greene's classic political thriller "The Quiet Room".

SBD Review: 3 stars

Other Reviews:

BBC Films (Jason Best) [4/5]

Boxoffice Magazine

E! Online

Entertainment Weekly

New York Post (Jonathan Foreman) [2.5/4]

Slant Magazine

The Cranky Critic (Chuck Schwartz)

The Filmiliar Cineaste [3/4]

The Hollywood Reporter

The New York Times


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